Issue 7059 - Modify fldiff so it can handle multiple files

README.md

 # python-abp
 
 This repository contains a library for working with Adblock Plus filter lists
 and the script that is used for building Adblock Plus filter lists from the
 form in which they are authored into the format suitable for consumption by the
 adblocking software.
 
 ## Installation
 
 Prerequisites:
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 update the filter lists incrementally, instead of downloading a new copy of a
 full list during each update. This is meant to lessen the amount of resources
 used when updating filter lists (e.g. network data, memory usage, battery
 consumption, etc.), allowing clients to update their lists more frequently using
 less resources.
 
 Python-abp contains a script called `fldiff` that will find the diff between the
 latest filter list, and any number of previous filter lists:
 
     $ fldiff -o diffs/easylist easylist.txt archive/*
+
 where `-o diffs/easylist` is the (optional) output directory where the diffs
-should be written, `-l easylist.txt` is the most recent version of the
-filter list, and `archive/*` is the directory where all the the archived filter
-lists are. When called like this, the shell should automatically expand the
-`archive/*` directory, giving the script each of the files separately.
-
-The output of each `list[version].txt` will be written to
-`diffs/diff[version].txt`. The output argument is optional. If ommitted, the
+should be written, `easylist.txt` is the most recent version of the filter list,
+and `archive/*` is the directory where all the archived filter lists are. When
+called like this, the shell should automatically expand the `archive/*`
+directory, giving the script each of the filenames separately.
+
+In the above example, the output of each archived `list[version].txt` will be
+written to `diffs/diff[version].txt`. If the output argument is omitted, the
 diffs will be written to the current directory.
 
 The script produces three types of lines, as specified in the [technical
 specification][5]:
+
 * Special comments of the form `! <name>:[ <value>]`
 * Added filters of the form `+ <filter-text>`
 * Removed filters of the form `- <filter-text>`
 
 
 ## Library API
 
 Python-abp can also be used as a library for parsing filter lists. For example
 to read a filter list (we use Python 3 syntax here but the API is the same):
 
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 Now you can use the functions with `abp$functionname`, e.g. 
 `abp.line2dict("@@||g.doubleclick.net/pagead/$subdocument,domain=hon30.org")`
 
 
  [1]: https://adblockplus.org/filters#special-comments
  [2]: http://pytest.org/
  [3]: https://tox.readthedocs.org/
  [4]: https://github.com/numpy/numpy/blob/master/doc/HOWTO_DOCUMENT.rst.txt
  [5]: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1SoEqaOBZRCfkh1s5Kds5A5RwUC_nqbYYlGH72sbsSgQ/